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Post by groovy on Feb 19, 2006 15:31:16 GMT 10
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Post by escapepod on Feb 19, 2006 19:32:25 GMT 10
I didn't go into that site either for the same reason as JBJ, but my curiosty led me to this Danish Vin Van site: www.airstream.dk/hist.htm Beware to wear your shades  for the sight of polished aluminium. There is also a pretty radical twin-axle teardrop to be seen. |
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Post by humpty2 on Feb 19, 2006 19:46:30 GMT 10
If only I was born rich.....instead of good looking  They are beautiful........one day.............................. |
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Post by groovy on Feb 19, 2006 21:02:38 GMT 10
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Post by escapepod on Feb 19, 2006 21:12:23 GMT 10
Groovy, If you just want a pic, I believe the third pic down on the Danish link is the 1928 Glenn Curtiss Aerocar.
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Post by groovy on Feb 19, 2006 21:39:35 GMT 10
Thanks for that Escape Pod, much appreciated. It is the 3rd one down and the 4th is a 1936 version behind an International.
Can you imagine the curiosity one of them would inspire.
Greg
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Post by escapepod on Feb 19, 2006 22:03:45 GMT 10
Groovy, there was a post here a couple of months ago about someone locating a 1930's fifth wheeler. It was announced it was going to be checked it out the following weekend or something.
I was really looking forward to seeing pictures, but they never eventuated. I think it was in rural NSW (?)
So if you REALLY want one, it's out there somewhere waiting for you.
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for the sight of polished aluminium. There is also a pretty radical twin-axle teardrop to be seen.
